The Caribbean Market

Good place to get all the spices and things I need to my my authentic Guyanese food!!!

I remember going to this place when I was a kid! Loved the curry goat. Glad it's still around!

Selection and options for West Indian groceries is amazing/great; but the staff that works the registers and stocks the aisle are rude as can be. Staff lacks respect for customers & etiquette overall.

The store itself is ok. They have alot of items that are not commonly found in American grocery stores but are needed by Caribbean folks. However the food PRICE IS REDICULOUS. $10.50 for a bake and salt fish. Nah brudda!!!

My first time visiting the market, a wide variety of West Indian products, the meat was great quality ( I had purchased Goat) I was so happy. Will definitely be going back every month.

I was amazed of their inventory of merchandise. Plenty of different seasoning, sauces and groceries. They have an assortment of seasoning that are very hard to find in my area. Such as Chief seasonings.

So grateful that my Jamaican coworker introduced me to this place. Don't let the small amount of storefront glass fool you. This market is large and very well stocked. I love the variety of fresh vegetables and I purchased the best tasting Curry powder I have ever had; and it is proudly made in Jamaica.
Such an amazing array of meats and animal products. I'm a fiend for some oxtail and the cooler case had a mountain of them.
Sorry to say I cannot find the photographs I took while shopping there.

All tasty things Caribbean! If you're from any of the islands and you love the cuisine, snacks, drinks then you will love this place. There's also a kitchen where you can buy oxtails, curry chicken, saltfish ( many more cooked dishes) ready to eat. There's no dine-in so you'll have to take it to go (I actually never make it out of the parking lot without eating something.)

It's way too expensive. Especially the cook food. Why is 1 basketball by itself $4.50 then you have to buy the salt fish separately, who's is $12 or $13 a lb. I didn't about $12 for one bake and salt fish. That is ridiculous. Ox tail is $12 a lb... why? I go to savanna which is an African grocery store in gaithersburg where you can get the same meat for half the price.

New transplant from Atlanta. Glad to find this place. Great selection. Awesome meat and fish selection. The patties were good, better than most, but honestly have had greater. The other pastry items in the bakery were a disappointment. If they are not a great seller then mgmt should think about discontinuing because they look and taste like no thought or care was put into the making of them. I love fresh made authentic WI bakery items ! The pineapple tarts, yuck!The dry goods selection was fantastic.

This my first visit to this shop. It was recommended by a coworker, so we decided to meet there. I was pleased to see patron's access being limited. The line seemed to go quickly as persons exited more were allowed in.

Overall, I thought the store had a great variety of items including fresh produce. This was the first time, I'd seen dasheen in a store in Maryland.
They also had a variety of fresh and salted meats and frozen fish. The price of some meat was higher than usual (direct impact of costs related to COVID-19).
There was prompt service at the butcher counter and the area

The price of oxtails( slice ready to cook) is $3.00 higher than some of the surrounding stores. Good selection of spices. Place is still using barrel for house bulk items, which is concern during a pandemic.

I got quite a bit of stuff to cook an authentic Jamaican meal... from snacks, seasonings to beverages ... decent variety and that's coming from a New Yorker used to many options.

Wonderful market featuring a wide assortment of sauces fruits and other tastes of the Caribbean here in the States

0 Stars - the lady serving the cooked meals did not wear gloves. Every time she reached to the back receptacles she hovered over the food up front. She also didn't speak English so it was difficult to communicate. I spoke with the cashier reference the health code violation and he ignored me.

My update is concerning the price for the food, which by the way is still scrumptious AF (this coming from a Jamaican). Since my last review the owners have changed the pricing for the hot bar to per lb, which is great if you are looking for a snack but terrible if you like the heavy handedness of when Aunt Shelly serves up some Oxtail.

Chuh!

Also in this #MeToo era can someone tell the creepy Butcha-mon fi put 'im eye back inna 'ihm head. Cat calling and ogling customers is soo played out.

Zeen!

Wandered into this store and to my delight found Marmite, digestive cookies and some delicious curry powder, three things I'd been looking for. Prices okay to high.They have a lot of spices here and a lot of Janaican products. The digestive biscuits were made in Jamaica, as were several other products, including a take out counter which I didn't try. Staff not very friendly though, and exit door was jammed half open/closed but loads of parking as it's in the mini mall. Also wheelchair accessible if you park on lower level and avoid jammed door.

I only come here for the seasonings. It's a bit disorganized. But great customer. I tried their cooked foods and sauces. It's all good except their desserts, which are awful.

I love Caribbean market. The hot food section is great and taste like home. It is a little on the expensive side. I love getting bake and salt fish and doubles with peppa. They have so many options available and pastries too.

The market section is great for items such as tennis roll, frozen roti skins, bun, cheese etc. I mean they have everything you could need and it smells like a Caribbean market would smell lol.

Meat, meat and more meat. Oxtails, pig feet and even cow blood for the black pudding loves ... yum!!!

If you want to find something your granny used to use in the Caribbean you

I didn't plan to go to the Caribbean Market but we saw the sign as we were driving along and decided to pop in. Before I could even walk in, I could hear old school reggae and calypso music--that definitely put me in a good mood. They have different types of meat and produce; also, on the far right side of the store, they have Caribbean drinks (malt, ting, Irish moss, carrot juice, etc.). I just walked around and reminisced about the good old days--eating good Caribbean food that my mom used to make. I had major flashback when I saw Golden Ray. Caribbean cooking just isn't the same without

Even though I was able to find some of my Ginger Tea/Candy & Ting Drinks, the customer service was horrible...specifically the hot food section. With the many signs posted saying know what you want before you get in line, gives off an element that friendly or helpful service was not imminent. Good luck trying to ask someone for some insight, as they expect you to know...why?

After I got my goodies, I decided to treat my WomanBaby with her favorite meat dish, Oxtails. The hot bar is a compact serving station with a good size of salavating selections, yet, the employees behind the bar/counter

After reading the mixed reviews, I wasn't sure what to really expect. I wanted to buy a few pounds of ox tails, but I was worried that maybe the inventory was low or I wouldn't find everything I needed.

The store is located in a cute brick plaza, with plenty of parking. Christmas music was playing at the front door.

I can't speak to the hot food carry out, but it sure smelled good. I made a beeline straight for the meat section, which was filled to the brim even though the store was busy. There were at least four guys behind the counter helping patrons or butchering.

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